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These category of errors are interesting. The actual source of the error is with the closing tag, which is presented last, but pointing to the first tag gives you way more context. Having it in the reverse order is confusing and reads poorly.
This is cool, although, I feel like I generally only run into missing JSX tag errors when the editor fails at renaming both opening and closing tags at the same time. Since the problem in the code has been successfully identified, would it be possible to write an auto-fix?
It should be autofixable by default since the parser has recovery conditions to always produce an AST, so it's just like formatting a normal file.
Got some good feedback from @jamiebuild. Given the code:
<Foo>
<Bar>
</Foo>
It's possible to make the error message more descriptive. In this case, Bar wasn't given the incorrect Foo tag. There just wasn't a closing tag at all. Handling this would cover 80% of cases.
Just install Auto Closing Tag extension for Visual Studio Code amd it will never happen anymore.
Dude. I want this so bad. I'm thinking of all the beginners I teach 
Dude. I want this so bad. I’m thinking of my experienced ass. 
Imagine how much trouble this will save me 
Awesome! This is on-par with Rust
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